var imgSrc = "http://www.mcgrawhill.ca/college/olcsupport/mcshane6e/selfassess/";
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var ansWin = null;
var qCount = 21;
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function WriteResponse(content) {
if (ansWin && !ansWin.closed) {
ansWin.close()
}
ansWin = window.open("","","toolbar=NO,location=NO,resizable,scrollbars,width=650,height=450");
ansWin.document.write(content);
ansWin.document.close();
}
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function GradeAssess(theForm) {
var cntlname; var cntlname2; var cont; var cont2;
// currently supports 4 categories
var totals = new Array(5);
totals[0] = 0; totals[1] = 0; totals[2] = 0; totals[3] = 0; totals[4] = 0;
for (var i = 0; i < qCount; i++) {
cntlname2 = "Q" + (i+1) + "Cat";
cont2 = theForm[cntlname2].value;
cntlname = "pd"+ (i+1);
cont = theForm[cntlname].options[theForm[cntlname].selectedIndex].value;
if (cont == 99) {
alert("One or more questions are unanswered. Please complete the form and try again.");
return false;
}
totals[cont2] += (cont/1);
totals[4] += (cont/1);
}
var rsp = "";
rsp += BeginPage();
rsp += GetFeedback0();
var llabel = "" + "0";
var rlabel = "" + "3";
var top1 = "Low compulsive tendencies 0 to 1.0";
var top2 = "Some compulsive tendencies 1.1 to 2.0";
var top3 = "Strong compulsive tendencies 2.1 to 3.0";
var labelnum = ""; var calcnum = 0;
// when averaging 9, 7, 5, 21 are divisors for 4 categories
var aver = "" + (totals[1]/9);
var dotspot = aver.indexOf(".")
if (dotspot >= 0) {
// labelnum = "" + aver.substr(0,dotspot) + "." + aver.substr(dotspot+1,1)
labelnum = "" + aver.substr(0,dotspot + 2)
} else {
labelnum = "" + aver.substr(0) + ".0"
}
// all calculation in building the graph are mutliplying 0.0 values by 10; the proportions are right but easier to construct the graph
calcnum = (parseFloat(labelnum)*10)
rsp += MakeTable3(0,30,calcnum,llabel,rlabel,labelnum,top1,top2,top3,11,10,9);
rsp += GetFeedback1();
top1 = "Low need for control 0 to 1.0";
top2 = "Some need for control 1.1 to 2.0";
top3 = "Strong need for control 2.1 to 3.0";
aver = "" + (totals[2]/7);
dotspot = aver.indexOf(".")
if (dotspot >= 0) {
labelnum = "" + aver.substr(0,dotspot + 2)
} else {
labelnum = "" + aver.substr(0) + ".0"
}
calcnum = (parseFloat(labelnum)*10)
rsp += MakeTable3(0,30,calcnum,llabel,rlabel,labelnum,top1,top2,top3,11,10,9);
rsp += GetFeedback2();
top1 = "Low decision impairment 0 to 1.0";
top2 = "Some decision impairment 1.1 to 2.0";
top3 = "Strong decision impairment 2.1 to 3.0";
aver = "" + (totals[3]/5);
dotspot = aver.indexOf(".")
if (dotspot >= 0) {
labelnum = "" + aver.substr(0,dotspot + 2)
} else {
labelnum = "" + aver.substr(0) + ".0"
}
calcnum = (parseFloat(labelnum)*10)
rsp += MakeTable3(0,30,calcnum,llabel,rlabel,labelnum,top1,top2,top3,11,10,9);
rsp += GetFeedback3();
top1 = "Low work addiction 0 to 1.0";
top2 = "Moderate work addiction 1.1 to 2.0";
top3 = "Severe work addiction 2.1 to 3.0";
aver = "" + (totals[4]/21);
dotspot = aver.indexOf(".")
if (dotspot >= 0) {
labelnum = "" + aver.substr(0,dotspot + 2)
} else {
labelnum = "" + aver.substr(0) + ".0"
}
calcnum = (parseFloat(labelnum)*10)
rsp += MakeTable3(0,30,calcnum,llabel,rlabel,labelnum,top1,top2,top3,11,10,9);
rsp += GetFeedback4();
rsp += EndPage();
WriteResponse(rsp);
return false;
}
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function MakeTable3(datamin,datamax,dscore,ll,lr,strlabel,lt1,lt2,lt3,bl1,bl2,bl3) {
// bl1 + bl2 + bl3 should equal spread
// differing from others, strlabel added as part of decimal method
var spread = datamax - datamin;
var maxwidth = 550;
var dfactor = (maxwidth - (maxwidth%spread))/spread;
var gwidth = spread * dfactor;
var gscore = (dscore - datamin) * dfactor;
var ptrloc = gscore - 7;
var ptricon;
if ( (ptrloc) < 0 ) {
ptricon = "redpointerleft.gif\" width=\"8\"";
ptrloc = gscore
} else {
if ( (ptrloc + 15) > gwidth ) {
ptricon = "redpointerright.gif\" width=\"8\"";
ptrloc = gscore - 8
} else {
ptricon = "redpointer.gif\" width=\"15\""
}
}
// var padder = 0;
var bar1 = bl1*dfactor;
var bar2 = bl2*dfactor;
var bar3 = gwidth - (bar1 + bar2);
var winCode = "
" + lt1 + "
" + lt2 + "
" + lt3 + "
" + ll + "
" + lr + "
";
winCode += "
Your averaged score was " + strlabel + ".
";
return winCode
}
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function GetFeedback0() {
var winCode = "
Understanding Your Score on the Work Addiction Risk Test
The Work Addiction risk Test estimates your level of workaholism. Workaholics are highly involved in work, feel compelled or driven to work because of inner pressures, and have low in enjoyment at work. They exhibit compulsive behaviour and are preoccupied with work, often to the exclusion and detriment of the workaholic's health, intimate relationships, and participation in child rearing. This scale estimates your overall workaholism score as well as scores on the three dimensions of workaholism: compulsive tendencies, need for control, and decision impairment. Scores on all scales range from 0 to 3.
\n";
return winCode
}
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function GetFeedback1() {
var winCode = "
Compulsive tendencies People with high scores on this subscale tend to push their work effort beyond reasonable expectations and impose excessive pressure on their work performance. Scores on this subscale range from 0 to 3.
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return winCode
}
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function GetFeedback2() {
var winCode = "
Need for control People with high scores on this subscale have a high need for perfection and control over the situation. Scores on this subscale range from 0 to 3.
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return winCode
}
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function GetFeedback3() {
var winCode = "
Decision Impairment People with high scores on this subscale tend to act before fully thinking through the process or implications of their actions. Scores on this subscale range from 0 to 3.
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return winCode
}
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function GetFeedback4() {
var winCode = "
Work Addition Total Score This is the total score on the work addition risk test. People with higher scores are more likely to experience workaholism. Scores on this subscale range from 0 to 3.